Patient's question:
My child has a cough;;Can they eat seafood? The cough isn't very severe;;I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said it was an allergic cough;;But it got better;;Later, when taking a bath, he used cold water;;By midnight, he had a high fever;;The next day, he started coughing again;;Now the cough isn't very severe;;Hello doctor, is this okay? The past treatment history and effectiveness: Recurring concerns about the kind of assistance: I want to know how to cure it completely (Thank you very much for the doctor quickly clarifying how to treat and prevent it.)Doctor's answer:
Guidance:1. Avoid eating seafood during the coughing period. It is recommended to wait until the child's cough improves and fever subsides, then gradually reintroduce seafood in small amounts and observe.
2. For children with an allergic constitution, in addition to avoiding exposure to allergens in daily life, it is also important to enhance physical exercise to strengthen their immunity.
3. After the child fully recovers from the cough, you can take them to the hospital to test for allergens to determine the cause of the allergy. This will help in deciding the appropriate desensitization treatment.